The Evidences of the Christian Religion: To which are Added Several Discourses Against Atheism and Infidelity, and in Defence of the Christian RevelationClarendon Press, 1801 - 354 pagine |
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Pagina xxii
... occafion offer- ing to speak of the goodness of ' God , he especially exalted the love 6 * Comment . p . 17. y Pofth . Works , p . 21 . z Pofth . Works , p . 20 , 21 . ' which which God fhewed to man , in ' juftifying him xxii PREFACE .
... occafion offer- ing to speak of the goodness of ' God , he especially exalted the love 6 * Comment . p . 17. y Pofth . Works , p . 21 . z Pofth . Works , p . 20 , 21 . ' which which God fhewed to man , in ' juftifying him xxii PREFACE .
Pagina 4
... occafion , and the end of our Saviour's miracles , and were awakened by many furprising events to allow them any con- fideration at all . V. We are indeed told by St. Mat- thew , that the fame of our Saviour , dur- ing his life , went ...
... occafion , and the end of our Saviour's miracles , and were awakened by many furprising events to allow them any con- fideration at all . V. We are indeed told by St. Mat- thew , that the fame of our Saviour , dur- ing his life , went ...
Pagina 8
... extant , we know the occafion and time of their writing ; and had there not been a true and authentic record of this nature , they would never have been forged . VIII . The ftory of Abgarus , King of Edeffa VIII . 8 THE EVIDENCES OF.
... extant , we know the occafion and time of their writing ; and had there not been a true and authentic record of this nature , they would never have been forged . VIII . The ftory of Abgarus , King of Edeffa VIII . 8 THE EVIDENCES OF.
Pagina 102
... occafion to confider the Ubiquity of the Godhead , and at the fame time to fhew , that , as he is present to every thing , he cannot but be attentive to every thing , and privy to all the modes and parts of its existence ; or , in other ...
... occafion to confider the Ubiquity of the Godhead , and at the fame time to fhew , that , as he is present to every thing , he cannot but be attentive to every thing , and privy to all the modes and parts of its existence ; or , in other ...
Pagina 158
... occafion the Phi- lofopher rifes into that celebrated fenti- ment , that there is not on earth a spec- tacle more worthy the regard of a Cre- ator intent on his works , than a brave man fuperior to his fufferings ; to which he he adds ...
... occafion the Phi- lofopher rifes into that celebrated fenti- ment , that there is not on earth a spec- tacle more worthy the regard of a Cre- ator intent on his works , than a brave man fuperior to his fufferings ; to which he he adds ...
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